Prepare coding tasks, define test cases and run a proctored assessment in TrustExam. Participants write, compile and run code in the built-in IDE. Your organising team manages access, task settings and result review.
From tasks to the rules for marking.
Describe the task and select permitted execution environments. Add inputs and expected outputs for the test cases. Each case includes score, time and memory settings. The required languages, versions and libraries are agreed for your programme.
Add test questions or written responses alongside coding tasks where the programme requires them. Assign reviewers and define marking criteria for each type of work.
Configure the task, prepare the execution environment and decide how your team will review the results.
Set inputs, expected outputs and the score, time and memory settings.
The participant writes, compiles and runs code in the selected execution environment.
Review the task result separately from proctoring events. The organiser applies the competition rules to the final outcome.
Bring a task statement, reference solution, test data and required libraries to the demo. This gives your team a practical way to check runtime compatibility and limits before the competition.
Create groups, prepare invitations and set the exam window. Configure duration, attempt limits and result visibility. For a competition with several rounds, the organiser prepares the materials and conditions for each stage.
Choose a delivery mode and checks compatible with the permitted coding environment. After the exam, a reviewer examines results and available session materials. The solution score and the integrity finding are assessed separately.
TrustExam was used to deliver an AI olympiad with the Kazakhstan Competitive Programming Federation. The published case study describes the exam workflow within the system.
Explore the details before your demo. If your question is not here, talk it through with our team.
Talk to the teamThe execution environments are agreed for your programme. Before launch, validate the selected version, required libraries, test cases and limits using a sample task.
Yes. Participants can write, compile and run code in the built-in IDE. The organiser sets the task and test cases. Before a live competition, test the required language version, libraries and execution limits with a representative solution.
Yes. An exam can include coding tasks, choice questions and written responses. Written answers are graded manually. Agree the marking rules for every task type before inviting participants.
The solution score and the integrity review answer different questions. A reviewer examines the available session evidence; the organising team applies the competition’s rules when deciding the final outcome.
